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UnraidClaw 0.1.37 fixes one CLI bug found while testing 0.1.36. The Unraid plugin, REST API, MCP endpoint and OpenClaw plugin are unchanged; the OpenClaw plugin stays at 0.1.16 on npm.
Security and reliability fixes
- The CLI refused a flag value that starts with a dash, such as
unraidclaw docker create --extra-args "--gpus all", reporting an unknown flag. A string flag now takes a following dash word as its value, so the space form works alongside the--extra-args="--gpus all"form. Words after a bare--stay positional, a string flag with no value is still a usage error, and boolean flags never swallow the next word.
Upgrade notes
- Only the CLI changes. Update it with
npm install -g unraidclaw-clior download the new archive. Updating the Unraid plugin is optional; it carries the same gateway as 0.1.36.
Install and downloads
- Unraid plugin: update from the Unraid WebGUI (Plugins > Check for Updates) or install through Community Applications.
unraidclaw-0.1.37-x86_64-1.txzis the package the WebGUI downloads; you do not need to fetch it by hand. - CLI:
npm install -g unraidclaw-cli, or downloadunraidclaw-cli-0.1.37.tar.gzfor machines without npm. Verify it with the.sha256file, extract it, and make sure Node.js 22 or newer is onPATH. Runs on Linux, macOS and Windows; see the CLI guide. - OpenClaw plugin: see OpenClaw plugin in the README for install and update commands.
- Checksums: the
.md5file covers the.txzpackage and the.sha256file covers the CLI archive.